Sloggi Annoints World’s Best Bottoms

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Last week, international underwear brand Sloggi held its second annual World Most Beautiful Bottom “Show me your Sloggi” competition at Club Quartier Latin in Paris. Out of 11,200 entrants who submitted photos to Sloggi, 46 finalists from 29 countries were selected with the aid of 31 million voters and a panel of seven judges including supermodel Adriana Karembeu, ESA Astronaut (huh?) Paolo NesPoli, conceptual artist Stan Murmur, FHM Editor in Chief Lomig Guillo, Invista Global’s Michelle Rice Sloggi Global Brand Manager Thomas Herreiner and 2007 Sloggi winner Kristina Dimitrova.

The winners? Brazilian 20-year-old Melanie Nunes Fronckowiak had best female bottom, while French 27-year-old Saiba Bombote was named the most beautiful male bottom.

Sloggi and parent company Triumph are well know for their cheekishly exploitive tactics for moving lingerie off the shelves. From No Smoking bras to Sloggi’s pole dancers to Tiger bras to Sloggi’s endless collection of stunts, the two companies are, for sure, fixated with ass. And that’s not such a bad thing considering their raison d’existence is the human derriere.

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